A slew of Oklahoma Sooners players hit the transfer portal on Wednesday, making it one of the busiest days in the portal I can recall. 10 players hit the portal in a single day.
The No. 2 spot at quarterback on OU’s depth chart will list a different name in 2026. Michael Hawkins Jr., the Sooners’ backup quarterback in 2025, announced on Wednesday that he plans to enter the transfer portal.
The new year brings a new phase to Oklahoma’s schedule. Jennie Baranczyk’s team is riding an 11-game winning streak, the second-longest streak in program history, as the Sooners open SEC play on New Year’s Day. A road trip to take on Texas A&M (7-2) represents the first conference test of the year for No.
After taking on a larger role at OU in 2025, defensive tackle Markus Strong is reportedly on his way out of Norman. Strong, a redshirt sophomore, will enter the transfer portal, per a report from On3’s Pete Nakos.
New Year, new team. On New Year’s Eve, Oklahoma lost yet another player to the transfer portal — this time at a position where the Sooners have a desperate need for players.
Oklahoma receiver KJ Daniels intends to enter the transfer portal when it opens on Friday, On3’s Hayes Fawcett reported on Wednesday afternoon. Daniels,
Wednesday’s mass exodus from Oklahoma continued during the afternoon, as offensive lineman Logan Howland will enter the transfer portal, per a report from On3’s Pete Thamel.
The Oklahoma Sooners have already lost two defensive backs to the transfer portal, per reports. Now, they wave goodbye to Maliek Hawkins, a true freshmen defensive back who joined the program with the 2025 recruiting class.
The transfer portal has yet to open officially, but the Oklahoma Sooners are getting a clearer picture of the roster they will take into the offseason.
Devon Jordan played a notable role in Oklahoma’s secondary in 2025, and now he is reportedly exploring options away from Norman. Jordan, a sophomore cornerback, will enter the transfer portal, per Matt Zenitz of 247Sports.
With Oklahoma’s 2025 season fully in the rearview, Sooners on SI is handing out position-by-position grades for every area of the team, continuing today with the defensive tackles.
Oklahoma’s defensive line will look much different in 2026. Sooners defensive ends R Mason Thomas and Marvin Jones Jr. and defensive tackles Gracen Halton and Damonic Williams all played their final college games on Dec.
The Sooners extended their winning streak in their final non-conference game of the 2025-26 season. Oklahoma overcame a slow start to comfortably defeat Mississippi Valley State 93-69 on Monday.
In the offseason, everyone is going undefeated and every player is going to improve. That’s always the hope. If you have a freshman who was thrust into heavy playing time in their initial season, chances are that their sophomore year will lead to bigger and better things.
Another veteran piece of Oklahoma’s offensive line appears to be on the search for a new home. Center Troy Everett is expected to enter the transfer portal
With Oklahoma’s 2025 season fully in the rearview, Sooners on SI is handing out position-by-position grades for every area of the team, continuing today with the defensive ends.
San Francisco 49ers and former Oklahoma offensive lineman Trent Williams exited Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears early with a hamstring injury. Williams appeared to suffer his injury on a play in which 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy threw a pick-six on the game’s first play from scrimmage.
With one game remaining in non-conference play, the outlook for Oklahoma’s 2025-26 men’s basketball team looks more positive than it once did. The Sooners have won seven of their last eight games after starting the season 2-2.
The Alabama Crimson Tide made something of a statement on Friday with their comeback win over Oklahoma, and the team apparently had some extra motivation to make that statement.
Oklahoma fans got strapped into a rollercoaster of emotions Friday that crashed and burned at the hands of Alabama. The Sooners gave their fans plenty to cheer about early as they took a 17-0 lead in the second quarter at Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla.
Brent Venables has got to be feeling good about where the Oklahoma Sooners are in his fourth season with the program. There have certainly been ups and downs for him in Norman, but he currently has the Sooners ranked No.